Patience pays off for Hydro One investors
Its shares have doubled since the 2018 selloff when Ontario’s Ford government fired its board.
Category: Dividend stocks
Dividend funds rise on rate cut hope
Stocks inched higher last week as the Bank of Canada kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 5%. For dividendContinue Reading
Lower potash prices hurt Nutrien
Nutrien Corp. (TSX, NYSE: NTR) is the world’s largest producer of agricultural fertilizers, including nitrogen and phosphates which it sells inContinue Reading
Loblaw, Metro deliver returns
One place investors have found conservative growth and dividend income is at the grocery store.
Hidden assets drive McDonald’s profit
It doesn’t make most of its money from selling burgers and fries
Two industry leaders raise their dividends
McDonalds and Microsoft continue to reward shareholders.
Inflation, high rates challenge Corby’s outlook
But dividend now yielding 6.5% is substantial and consistent
Life insurers benefit in high interest rate world
Sector stands to rebound in 2023 as rates peak and inflation eases.
Dividends vs buybacks: Which is better?
Both reward shareholders, but buybacks offer a tax deferral advantage
McDonald’s, Tim Hortons parent nudge new highs
Both sell comfort and familiarity at a low price in a weakening economy.
Adam Mayers 
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